”“192“ £5635? “53.1 Isis, e a V 0 I) LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- iace or Caps. Double Price. C S WANTED. .TO LET. FOR SALE. .__._.._.. 1 WANTED — SALESLADIES. A splendid opportunity for one or two ”right, active girls over 16 years of “age, who really want to work. State age and experience, it any: in writing. A. B. C. care Sentinel. . 313 31 i , WANTED—A REAL LIVE BOY, ‘over 16 years old to fill a position with a line opportunity for the my 'ture. Must be a graduate of gram mer school. Apply in own handwrit- rk— WANTED—COLORED GIRL AT once, for general work. lance necessary. Short hours. fair pay and board. Address, Girl, care Sentinel. a13 3t 1 WANTED—SALESMEN T0 SELI Fad cars, Norwallt territory. Apply to A T. Granger, 1104 Chapel street, New Haven. 1113 6t , WANTED—«BOOKKEEPER AND ntenographer, young man in small lac. tory oflice. God opportunity. State ex- perionce and whether Could come to .work at once. Address, W, clo Senti- nel. WANTED—FIRST CLASS COOK for a sanitarium. Apply to Dr. Wads- 4worth's. Moss Hill. Take our to Woodward Ave. and Grove St. 1112 3t WANTED-POSITION AT HOUSE- ,work, washing, cleaning or daywork. Inquire 16 Monroe street. a12‘3t WANTED—AUTOMOBILE PLEAS- ure parties by the hour. Jitney rates. [Phone 1175-2. all 3t ._.__..__ WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENER- al housework. Inquire at Summit Cottage- Belle Island. _ all 3t wmvrso —, SITUATION. swan 11111 girl wishes general housework, Inges $25. Mattson. 33 Cove Ave., East Nor-walk. all 3t ’ F; r.‘? - Quality And Service Fruit: and Carefully Selected Goods at ’I’rieea That ~ “Insure I , Continued, Patronage Daherfi. Co EXCURSIQNS STEAMER NORTHPORT. Between l GROVE AND NORTHPORT Boat Leavea Boat Leaves 1 “. . Roton Point. Newport ‘ l 11:30 a. at. 3:30 a. m. g ‘ 4:00 p. m. 2::00 p.111. 8:00 p. In. 6:00 p. In. - .Boat arrives Boat Leavaa ' '3 . Valley Grove. ,Valley Grove 1. [12:30 p. m. 10:15 a. m. ".1 " 5:00). In. 2:45 p. m " . 9:00p. In. 0:45 p. m. 1 Boat. arrives at Boat arrivaa at Northport Retort Roth 3 1:30 p“. m. 11:15 a. m. ‘; 7 5:45 p. m. 3245 p. m. : 9:45 ,p. m., ' 9:45 p. m. Fare—Bound Trip, 501:. Dorlon House Grego Boulevard) ( Ess‘tynNorwalk Op ena May 1. l 1 I KINDS OF SEA FOOD, ,. .COOKEP.TO,,ORPE.1$ i e. a :7. Telephone Cali 22o. ' No exper- , slim-m Ava. cor. Clly at. 1-.» ms :-—'-——__.......-—‘ =Ni :ofifis‘.‘ = " ROTON POINT VALLEY ‘__.... , IHORE DINNERS AND ALL . ‘ h . ~ T .1. I - JOHN: E. i‘OfSULLIVAN; m 1"“? n‘ ‘ . To LET—14 BY 18 TENT ON Calf Pasture .Beach. 93 a 243 4. 913 11. week lbout 16 H. P. tin good order. inquire Nichols, 214 East avenue, telephone George F- F00”: South Nor-walk t i FOR SALE—HUPMOBILE RUNA 1112 It To LET—RENTS FROM 83. 00 TO $50.00 per month, Norwalk, South ease, for Town of Norwalk. For tur- Norwalk East Norwalk Rowayton ther information address P. O. Box Barn, shop. basement, factory. Rentsi573 50‘1“] NOW-.81“ FOR SALE—ONE IJIQUCI LIC- i a12 ti to meet all wants. Raymond Bros. TO LET — TWO CONNECTING sacrifice to suit purchasers, two de- ing to R S T care Sentinel. ‘13 8t rooms furnished for light housekeep sirable residences on West Ave. All ring. 32. 50 per week. 214 East Ave", modern improvements. near East Norwalk depot. FOR SALE—TD BE SOLD A'l‘ To LET—FROM AUG. suite oi! 5 rooms, over L'Hommedleu ‘Bros. Store. 314 per month. an in 15. TO LET~ROGMS ON PUTNAM 5avenue. All improvements. inquire 47 iW est avenue, South Norwaik, or tele- phone 458. 1112 31. To LET—A HOUSE WITH ALE ‘improvements, furnished or unturn- ‘ished. Inquire of Mrs. Marshall H. M. Steinert & Sons (30.. 915 Main St... or. State, Bridgeport, Conn. upright pianos, both in fine shape.i One 895, the other 9110. Terms as low as $5 a month. M. Steinert £1 Sons 00., 915 Main St.,‘nr. State, Bridgeport, Conn. Taylor agthe «laly of the 11th no event of: - 13 3t G id all 3t§ specia important‘e transp ed ' 11 a 0 en ‘Only small skirmishes are Iri'e- 1 'Peanllt Blittel' pound " c A FOR SALE—ONE CABINET PIAN- ported." l ~ is. war 1 1 60 TM‘ d B f J f 25 :vith 12 rblllfi a0’1 31:33,“ than“ mon‘th. ‘ NOTICE OF HEAR'NG' ’ smOk'e ee 2 ats 0r ' C , FOR SALE—TWO MATHUS PIER1 ‘Tolles, 194 East avenue, East Norwalk or phone 343 12. an at T0 LET—SECOND. FLOOR. 8 Cottage street; partial improvements. Newly papered. Inquire 01 Jerome Smith, on premises. a12 3t TO\LET-—-AT CALF PASTURE BTch, Camp “Happy Hour," rent 95 pe ,w.eek Size 14x24 feet. ‘Camp de Luxe. / ‘lnquitre1 a12 3t§ To LET — LARGE FURNISHED room, newly papered and painted; running w.ater Also smaller room. 3 Rent for smaller room $1.50. Addxess; 15 Havlland street. aia 3t; s. all imprclements. IInquire 167 South? \tain street. 1112 3:1 Putnam Ave., all improvements and furnace. Inquire at 4 West Main St. ., Norwalk, or telephone 189-12. M. J. Crowley. all 3t To LET—APARTMENTS AT 219 L. \\ ashingtoh street. Partial im-‘ provements. Inquire at 64 South; Main St., South Norwalk, 7 ROOM The 126 it To LET—~21 UNION 8T. apartment. Possesion at once. Hatch and Bailey Co. To LET—81x ROOM COTTAGE with 'all improvements. 1! Lincoln avenuesb rooms with improvements._ at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with improvements, at 72.. North Main St. Inquire United Grocery Company. BUSINESS NOTICE REMOVAL NOTICE—I WISH T0; announce I have removed my business from 207 Washington street to 6 Elm street, where i will be pleased to hear from those who are in need or painting, paper hanging or interior decorating. John W. -Bsatty, 1 Phone 636-4. 0.12 31 SMITH AND WRIGHT 1. HAVING reduced their expenses to a minimum will give astonishing low prices on painting, paperhanging and, general jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot. tags Street. Tel. 1271-13.. er 743:3- " MISCELLANEOUS.“ * H. IOHENK, 8 CLAY STREET. tailor. Cleaning, pressing, altering of ladies' and gents. garments. Making : oi Ladiee' Suits to order a specialty. Skirts from 83 up. Suits from 58 up. Satisfaction or no pay. lTALIAN MIDWIFE—MBB SANTA truce, graduate from the Uhlverslty it Italy. Licensed in New York and Connecticut Close Examinations and assistance by latest modern methods. - :a Ely avenue. Telephone 315.‘ 132111 IALVAT‘OR cnaato'rr— GENRE eel contractor. all kids 0! contract work. Be sure to get our estimate. We can save you money. Phone 8104. 90 Wood BL“ LOOK! I share profits with you by aim youths lowest prices on 15 years guar- . anteed tin made into leadsrrwhand- ~ made, palated inside; tin rooting, heating. ' . , 'ro LET—FOUR ROOMS AT 25 - Estimates given on “ FOR SALE—ONE SECOND HANDl grand piano, thoroughly rebuilt, new! hammers, new strings, case entirely refinished. Price $250. Will sell on moderate monthly payments, it de sired. M. Steinert &‘Sons 00.. 915 Main 81., nr., State, Bridgeport, Conn. FOR BALE—WIOWNG PICTURE: business in the prosperous city oil Bridgeport. Conn. This is one of the 'best places in the city. Now doing a good business. Address A. Poradls, 1141 State street. alt) 6t l FOR SALE—$276 SMALL FIVE-I passenge touring car in excellent lcondition. A rare opportunity to rte-l To LEI-"THREE ROOMS' WITHlcure a good car at a very low price. a111316 F. c. Goodyear. 76 u all street. Norl walk. 131 ti. 3 . FOR SALE ._ DRIVING HORS’E,l buggy, two sets or harness. blankets; and whip (one set of harness he“) price $100.00 Reason for selling! ilack of use. Address, llorse, care Sentinel office. all} St; We. pay best pricea‘for all kinda of JUNK. THE WM. EFFRON C04» Inc Send postal or telephone. Tel 441 t compo critics DANCING in the pavilllon TUESDAY ADMISSION ..... l l 25°~ Instructor in attendance to assist all who wish aid. Private lessons any time by . appointment. w. A. NASH, Prop. Phone” ~ Weatport' MI 3 ITALIAN ALPINE WROM‘E' Aug. I3.-—The effec- tiveness of Italian Alpine troops in repulsing two Austrim at- tempts to cross t c frontier through passes of the ‘Alps at 'an altitudefof .10,000 feet is praised days official statement. announcement says: “In the steep rugged zone of the Furv'h. Valley the enemy who on the 4th had reconnoitercd by patrols which were immediately The 9th across the hotel of the while another detachment ad- Pass (11,000 feet) against those“ of our Alpine troops who not— withstanding glaciers and high peaks are incessantlyuactiie, out? manoeuvre and the enemy was counter attacked and forced tol flee. \ isdcnde In one of these tights \1 ere took prisoner fort) light 111 fantn mcn actions also took place in Carnia Fontebbana An Austrian (lg-J i2312:.“2..§I§"‘.1§.“:..:§i2§ :23, Quaker Toasted Corn Flakes 2 pkg. Sc put to flight. Ollice of the State Highway CommiS-‘ oi the Public Acts of 1911. a hearing iwili be held by the undersigned State Highway Commissioner, on petition of the Connecticut Company, dated at ,IBridgeport, Conn, August 5, 1915. for permission to relocate its tracks, to- gether with the necessary switches, poles, wires. fixtures and other an 1purtenances on the Boston Post Road, ,near the blacksmith shop turnout in~ the Town 01 Westport, as shown on, blue print accompanying the petitioni entitled “The Copnectlcnt Company. Tm “ COFFEES. Bridgeport Lines Proposed Track , ‘ , ‘ . ‘ ' Location just east or blacksmith shop, _100 “til I 9°“nd it .. -- 70¢ so With 1 pound at ..... ‘. 35¢ turnout Westport,‘ Conn. Scale 1 I“ 75 with 1 pound at ..... 60¢ 25 with I pound at ...... 32¢ inch equals ‘0 ieet, May ”15'" l 60.with'1 pound at """ 50¢ 20 with I Pound at ...... 30¢ Said hearing will be held at the 'th I und at 40¢ . h d . Dillce oi the State Highway Commie 4° W1 p0 """ 1‘5 wit I poun at """" 20¢ sloner in the Capitol at Harttord,‘ 35 with 1 pound at. ..... 35¢ Io With I pound at ...... 20¢ ‘ lot Norwalk are hereby notified =7 sion at City Hall. Friday, August titli‘l '12 to 9 p. 111., for the purpose of re- ,ceiving application’s for caucus and lrectlons of said list. TROOPS PRAISE!) ' Cl by the Italian War. Office in to; .tl d an attack on the night of the the Form) glac1er gainst our troops posted near same name, 3131317” "—— Specials for Friday and Saturday“ We Defy ’ Competition We Sell Ward’s Tip-Top Bread and Cake. 1. 1.8.2 anced through the Cedevale f our troops _who occupied Ca- anua Ccdcz. The \‘i-alCllfulnCSS ceded in frustrating this bold 0011 repulsed. He then \\ as i ‘In (adore small encounter“ urmng in our fan or are reported 11 the high ”alleys of Ansicr and $1.00 100 30c pkg. 80“ 17 lbs. of Granulated Sugar for Pure Lard 3 Pound Best Creamery Butter 2 Pound Kellogg’s Toasted Corn Flakes l l l .- “Isolated infantry and artillery n the Valley of the Torrent of, ‘r “011 the Carso plateau during Warranted Eggs a, doz. 27c, sloner, Hartford, Conn. Pursuant to Section 4. Chapter 217. 70 150 Pure Jelly a Jar Prepared Flour large pkg. Onions a quart Sc Extra Fancy Potatoes a peck 17c EXTRA STAMPS with TEAS and COFFEES Connecticut on the 17th day of Aug ust.1915.at II a m l Dated at Hartford Conuectlcut,‘ this 91h day of August. 1915 C .l. BENNETT, State Highway Commissioner [Ell NilllCES cgisirars 0i . Voters Notice The legal voters or the Second Voting District of the Town and City that, the Registrats of Voters of the Second Voting District of the Town and City of Norwalk will be in sea- 250 100 ’ 10c ‘ Evaporated Milk. 3 cans lot Glover Milk a. can“ Almond Bars 3 “for The Great A&P Tea-Co.“ 124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUfi‘I—I NORWALK. FREE DELIVERY l 1 l R ' TEL. 909. OUT THEY GO ! P111013 N0 01111301 All Summer GoOds Must Go Dresses = Sms and $1. so Dresses Out. they go 78¢ $3, $4. and $5 Dresses Out they go , . $1. 93 '4 $100 and $3.00 Dresses.» Out “,1”ng 00 $5. $6 and $7 Dresses. Out they. 5° “ 52. as Ladies Coats and Sults Out They Go' .. 5 3 $8. 98 $5" and Friday. August 13111. 1915 from primary regulations and for all cor- EDWARD. B DOULENS. JEREMIAH EAGAN. Registrars of Voters for Second District at the Town and City 01 Non walla. ‘ South Norwalk, July 31, 1915.’ , 131, a 5 13.‘ Pleasant Hour. Leckm Halt; \ r' TODAY “The Running Fight” Five-part Paramount play. SATUROAV" , snvowAv FEATURE. ' MoNnAv ' driven back through the Vicz Pass, 10,000 feet high .' delivcr~ “The modern musics” waists , 1 I ShOre Dinners —.—.~. Day and Evening Basket Parties Welcome 98¢ $3.00 Silk and Crepe Waists . . . . m$1. 50 $4.00 Crepe Waists. all si zes. ODD LOT. COATS $1 50 Waists, all sizes ,. $3.00 Lingerie Waists . . moms r1111 SUITS DRESSES ' .. OPEN YEAR - ANOUND -—-CAFE “$1.50... Olives, ;Col ‘.——— M Raul-hes. Pickles. 00111130? INN Dine and Danes Between the Courses—Orchestral 11111111111115 Entertainment—Founder: In Food and service. . SHORE DINNER \SPECIRL Noon to 5. 00 Mi. —Oommenclng May 29. E NU in Season, P11 ‘ sane Potatoes. Hill 0qu _ i111: sipped Chicken. New Boil Potatoal le‘lllfi'm Out They Go: WESTPORT, Connectlcut. " GRILL—— $1 .511 Little Necks, Clam Chowder, Fish; on Lobster, Mnyonnailo .
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